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Catch the violation
before the inspector does.

Any electrical question — answered with the NEC article in your hand. Photo a panel, ask if it'll pass. Photo a J‑box, find the violation. Diagnose a circuit that won't stop tripping. Pre‑inspect your own rough before the AHJ pulls up. Seconds, not pages.

Ask it anything →Why's this 20A keep tripping?GFCI required at this island?Will this panel pass?Conduit fill — 12 #10 THHNMotor branch — 10HP 208V
1 callback≥$400 in lost labor
< 10 secPhoto → violation cited
NEC-groundedReal articles · no hallucinations
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NEC 2023
Will this J-box pass?
⚠ 2 FLAGS BEFORE AHJ WALKS
NEC 314.17(B)
Cable clamp missing — all cables must be secured at the box.
NEC 314.16(B)
Box fill exceeded — 7 conductors in a 14 cu-in box (max 5 × #12).
How do I fix the fill issue?
Swap to a 18 cu-in box or splice 2 conductors into a pigtail. Box fill recalculates clean.
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The day you stop
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Ask any question. Snap any photo. Run any calc. Every code answer comes back with the NEC article — no hunting, no flipping, no callbacks. Once it's in your pocket, you don't go back.

Bends and fill, solved before you cut.

Lay out offsets, saddles, and segment bends with exact shrink and travel — then check conduit fill against NEC Chapter 9 before you commit a single stick.

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Plain‑English in, article number out. No more 'I think it's somewhere in 210.' Code, sizing, motors, loads, troubleshoot — answer and reference, every time.

Article attached
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Inspection Assist

Snap · Find · Fix

Photo the panel, the J‑box, the rough. Get the violation back with the NEC citation — before the AHJ walks the job.

Catch it before the red tag
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Math · in 3 taps

Wire size, motor branch, conduit fill, panel schedule, load calc. Numbers you can put on the drawing and defend at the trim.

Right number, first pull
Why not just use ChatGPT?

Confident answers
aren't the same as correct ones.

General AI gives you real-sounding NEC citations that don't exist. ElectricAI is grounded directly in NEC 2020 and 2023 — every answer ships with the article so you can verify it yourself before you put it on the job.

ChatGPT / Generic AI

“Per NEC 210.52(G)(1), GFCI is required at this location.”

  • ×That article doesn't say that — or doesn't exist.
  • ×Confident tone. Wrong answer. No way to catch it fast.
  • ×Trained on internet scrapes of the code, not the code itself.
  • ×Field math that “looks right” — until the AHJ runs the numbers.
Hallucinated citation. You signed off on it. Inspector caught it.
ElectricAI

Article in your hand. Verify it before you put it on the job.

  • Grounded in NEC 2020 and 2023 — not internet summaries of it.
  • Every answer includes the article. Open the book and check us.
  • Built specifically for trade logic — not a general chatbot repurposed.
  • Field math runs against the actual NEC tables, not a trained guess.
NEC 210.8(A)(6). GFCI required — outdoor receptacles, attached garages. Verified.
Built by a 25-year sparky. Every answer citable. Every number defensible.
The job · with and without it

Two trucks.
One wraps by lunch.

The old way

Thumbing 1,000 pages on the truck floor.

  • ×Guessing the article at the panel. Fingers crossed.
  • ×Calling the shop. Waiting on a callback that never comes.
  • ×Estimating material from memory. Eating the difference.
  • ×Hoping the inspector's having a good day.
Red tag. Neutral bonded to ground at the sub — pull it before the re‑inspect.
The way it is

Cited. Calculated. Trimmed out before noon.

  • Plain‑English answer — with the NEC article right there.
  • Code‑compliant sizing in three taps. Show your work to the AHJ.
  • Snap the rough — flagged before the inspector pulls up.
  • Parts list on the phone when you walk into the counter.
Compliant. Sub bonded per NEC 250.32(B). Walk it green.
NEC 310.16 · Ampacities of insulated conductors rated up to 2000V.
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Every answer includes the NEC article so you can check it in your codebook before you put it on the job. No guesses. No hallucinations. Just citations you can stand behind.

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Pre-inspect every rough.
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Snap the panel, the J-box, the rough. Violations flagged with the NEC article before the AHJ pulls up. Run every calc, document every answer, hand a proof packet to the GC on the way out. Try it on the next job — you won't go back.